re: Brian Kemp admits voting machines can be hacked.

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Of course electronic voting machines can be compromised.

It was just a few short years ago when several high profile Dim politicians were expressing their concerns about electronic voting machines, then the 2020 GE happened and it appears these same Dim politicians are no longer concerned.

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It was Amy Klobuchar that called for the Senate hearings in 2018 & sent letters in 2019 to Dominion, ES&S, & Hart Civic. Liz Warren, Mark Warner, et al got in on the act as well.

I took the liberty of retrieving some quotes from the hypocrites...

“These problems threaten the integrity of our elections and demonstrate the importance of election systems that are strong, durable, and not vulnerable to attack.”

“Many of the claims being asserted about Dominion and questionable voting technology is misinformation at best and, in many cases, they’re outright disinformation”

“According to voting machine testing and certification from the Election Assistance Commission, most voting machines contain software from firms which were alleged to have shared their source code with Russian entities,”

“We are deeply concerned that such reviews may have presented an opportunity for Russian intelligence agents looking to attack or hack the United States’ elections infrastructure. Further, if such vulnerabilities are not quickly examined and mitigated, future elections will also remain vulnerable to attack”

“Although each of your companies has a combination of older legacy machines and newer systems, vulnerabilities in each present a problem for the security of our democracy and they must be addressed”

“It is, in my view, inexcusable that our democracy depends on such hackable voter technology made by a handful of companies that have been able to evade oversight and, in fact, have actually been stonewalling the Congress for years”

“have no choice but to use insecure voting machines that make hackers and hostile foreign governments salivate.”


1. Have you shared your source code or any other sensitive data related to your voting machines or other products with any Russian entity?
2. To your knowledge, has any of the software that runs on your products been shared with any Russian entity?
3. What steps have you taken or will you take in order to upgrade existing technologies in light of the increased threat against our elections?